Asked the tsa agent earlier, “is it a laptop out of the bag day” and he said, “it’s always a laptop out of the bag day” and I replied, “that is simply not true” and then he rolled his eyes and walked away
It's 2027. The AI bubble has popped. The US dollar has bust. It's 500 dollars to buy a burger and it makes you immediately have diarrhea. The sun has been renamed America.
Stomach hurts like hell man. Fuckin,, need to get some Doritos and a coke cherry in me. Throw a pouch in. Fix me right up. 6 beers and some pizza after work oughta do it. Fix me right up
dude this is just getting to be a fucking joke. it’s all about renaming the lake, the oceans. it’s about the ballroom. like can you end this war in iran? can you lower the gas prices? deport some immigrants? can you ban muslim travel like you promised? remember the wall?
Vivek losing is of the utmost importance. Ohio has a Republican super majority in their legislature. If and when Amy wins, she won't be able to do much, if any damage. If Vivek wins, he can cause insurmountable damage.
The choice is easy. Never Vivek.
Politically this is also stupid because the number one challenge Republicans will face in the midterms is the charge that they haven't used their time in power to advance the interests of everyday Americans. This kind of thing will be used as evidence to make that case. That might not be fair. Sure technically you can advance the interests of everyday Americans and also do dumb shit like this. But the fact is that far from "making liberal heads explore," you're actually handing them a political gift. It helps their case much more than it helps ours. And, like I said, the historical logic here is totally confused. Lake Ontario was not named after the Canadian province of Ontario. It's the other way around.
This will be an unpopular opinion on the Right but I think this is kind of dumb, even as a troll. Lake Ontario was given that name on maps by European explorers long before the Canadian province of Ontario was named. There are several cities in America called Ontario -- at least one of them predating the Canadian province by like 100 years -- because the word originates with native tribes in North America. It's not a Canadian invention. Canadians never uniquely owned the lake or the name. So in effect all you're doing here is actually giving them credit for a thing that wasn't theirs to begin with. Yeah it's funny when Canadians are upset I guess or whatever, but Lake Ontario, the name itself, is *American* history dating back many centuries. Not sure how you own Canada by deleting your own history.